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They HATE Bitcoin Mining, Here's Why | EP 530 · Simply Bitcoin

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Welcome back, everyone. It is the weekend edition.
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from that pool is 4860 4.70 Nico.
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Those are the numbers and I just want to say for Bitcoin being
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dead. 4260 BTC on the sorry, on public nodes.
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I mean, we went up over 100 BTC in the last, I'd say week and a
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half. So that's some pretty decent
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signal. I'm pleased with that at least
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not everything's going down right at least.
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There is some some positive numbers.
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Inflation is going up. We got the numbers in a couple
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of days ago, that's also going up.
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You go the grass is greener on the other side you just have to
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ignore everything. I'm very glad You brought up the
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inflation point, right? Because we always hear from
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these, you know, these bureaucrats how much they care
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about inflation, you know, they, you know, they wheel out Joe
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Biden and he goes out and he says, listen, you know, that
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inflation is my main priority. But I don't think that's true.
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Let's play this video and we'll talk why we are following
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breaking news here at the live desk coming in.
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Just out of the nation's capital, the US announcing a new
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one point seven billion dollars in Aid to help Ukraine
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specifically to help pay healthcare workers, still trying
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to treat patients even after hospitals have been bombed or
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closed because of Russia's Invasion.
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The money is strictly for humanitarian purposes.
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Coming from the US agency for International Development, the
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treasury Department and the Bank.
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Just last week, the u.s. announced it was sending four
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hundred million dollars in military equipment to Ukraine as
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well. We are false So here's the
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inflation rate highest it's been and 40 years.
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Have we actually talked about this in an earlier show like two
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or three episodes ago. So I'm not going to bring it up
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but basically last time the US was in this position, the US
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actually had the power to raise those, you know, those interest
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rates. Now not so much.
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So dude why my Republic Vibes we care about inflation?
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But we're sending 1.7 billion to you, this is on top of the
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fucking money that they set prior mind.
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You, they left 80 billion and Afghanistan, but they care about
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inflation. I don't believe them.
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That's my two cents. It's me go.
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It's gaslighting but hold on a second.
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We're weren't we talking about a number like last week, wasn't
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there a number 40 billion floating around?
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Yeah, well so so I don't understand.
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So so we printed 40 billion in Aid and then we added 1.7.
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Like, how is that what's fixing issues like how to pay for the
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health care of ukrainians? While over here people can't pay
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for gas and inflation as at 9% Ain't So when I don't care
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democrat or republican but like when they roll out a politician
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to say inflation is our top priority and then they're doing
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shit like that. Where's that money coming from?
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They don't have the US. The government spends more money
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every year than it collects an income tax.
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Okay. So where's that money coming
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from? They have to print it.
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When you print more money, you add more money to the money
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supply that causes more. Inflation.
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So what the fuck is going on? Excuse my language.
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But like, I don't understand, I don't get it.
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This is clown World. Why my Republic Vibes?
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I'm happy. My money isn't something that
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can't be debased. I'm happy that my wealth.
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My energy. My work is in Bitcoin and not
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the fucking government shit coin called.
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The US dollar that is absolute Insanity.
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Total clown world to me? What do you think Phil?
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Yeah I feel like I'm just watching a show about
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Gaslighting that. That's that's really what I feel
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like because it's exactly what you just said is perfect and it
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makes absolutely no sense. So, you're sitting there you're
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looking at the the condition of the country, right?
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Not picking on any particular States or anything like that, or
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any political leanings, right? You look at the condition of the
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country and you say to yourself, why the hell, are we not?
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Like look if we're gonna sit there and debase the currency,
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if we're going to sit there and and essentially just Make
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everybody poor to make it to explain it simply if we're going
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to do this, why don't we just keep the money here and actually
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help people? Because that's not what this is
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about. That's not what this is about at
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all, the government. I'm sorry to say this, you know,
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I'm sure that everybody already knows.
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Government doesn't give a shit about you, then give a shit
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about me doesn't give a shit about any of this.
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Okay. What it needs to do is maintain
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its moat, okay? And to me when I see inflation
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like this, like it depends on What narrative you're talking
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about? Because I have heard the
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narrative that other countries are essentially attacking the US
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dollar. And so the value of the USD is
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going up against is going higher against other currencies.
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So as a result as a result, the u.s. is trying to print more in
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order to help lower the strength of the u.s. dollar.
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Now look, I don't i-i'm sorry like I can't really, I can't do
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the mental gymnastics. Fix that.
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It takes to even pretend to agree or validate if that's true
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or not. Okay, but what I do know is this
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since 1971, our purchasing power has dropped exponentially in the
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last two years, the government has printed 70% of all of the
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dollars in existence. We've also experienced some of
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the highest inflation in the last.
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What is it in the last 30 years? Years, 40 years.
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So I gotta say, I don't know what those other stories are but
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they're not the it's not fitting The Narrative, it's not actually
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working. Like I know that from the
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corporate owned media were getting this information but it
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doesn't actually match reality. So this is why I say that.
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They're gaslighting us because nothing that is being said is
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actually matching reality anyways.
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That's yeah. That that that's a horrible.
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Really just terrible stuff my dude.
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Yeah. I think you hit every on the
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Sorry about that. I think you hit the nail on the
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head, dude. It's total gaslighting.
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It's lies. And remember, 1971.
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What you said? Richard Nixon took us off the
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gold standard to keep paying for the war in Vietnam, right?
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So, it's like, dude, it's like fuck these wars, man, because
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that's what the Fiat, listen. No, individual or country or
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whatever should have the power to create money out of thin air.
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I think. I think there's very bad
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consequences. Uses when that happens and I
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think we're living through it. Right?
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Whether that's the world economic Forum as an
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institution, whether it's the US war machine right?
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Whether it's constantly bailing out the big Banks fucking over,
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you know, Main Street, like dude this system needs to end and I
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think Bitcoins going to play a key role in that but anyway so
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it's time for oh go ahead. I'm sorry I just wanted to add
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one point before we move to the next thing.
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If the government if the government has the peoples and
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had the people's support, For these wars.
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Why do they have to print the money without the people's
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support and validation? Well, that's exactly the point.
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It's not, that's the magic of it.
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They don't have to tell. It's like what Milton Friedman
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has to have support. They don't.
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Yep. Milton Friedman has the best
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thing. It's like this is the this is
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the in the hidden tax because it's a tax that you don't agree
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to. It's just a just printing.
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They're like oh it's inflation. I don't know what's going on.
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It's like dude you cost if my friending too much money Like
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it's insane bro. It's insane.
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show, Bitcoin is going to be attacked by two methods, right?
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The right to self custody, they're going to get to that.
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But what they're really focusing on right now is Bitcoin and it
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using too much energy, right? Of course they don't get into
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the Nuance but but they do have the corporate media machine
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behind them. I'm going to show you the
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collusion, the collaboration, this This is not a coincidence
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guys. Okay like it wasn't a
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coincidence that as soon as Elizabeth Warren or sorry.
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As soon as the New York Times reported that Bitcoin might
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potentially be used by Russia to money laundering.
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Even though the treasury said the exact opposite Elizabeth
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Warren came out of her cave and said the same thing the next day
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that is not a coincidence. And you know what?
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It just happened again. Elizabeth Warren does not care
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about sanctions. Elizabeth Warren, does not care
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about the Environment. Those are just very convenient
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ways to attack Bitcoin. Why?
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Because they cannot control it. Anyways, let's check out this
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collusion and PBS NewsHour. Bitcoin requires an immense
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amount of energy. Here's why that's sparking a
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crypto backlash. Next one, New York Times the
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paper of record crypto mining capacity and u.s.
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Rivals energy use of Houston finding show.
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We have covered this many times right fit Coin mining uses my
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energy. That was stranded energy.
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That was not being used. If it was being used it would be
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too expensive. If, for example, houses in
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Houston and houses and and the the mind we're competing for the
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same power, it would be too expensive for Bitcoin miners,
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Bitcoin, miners go towards cheap electricity.
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That's where it s economical to mine.
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Bitcoin course. That's not mentioned in this
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article because this article is not about telling the truth.
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It's about power. Anyways, moving on seven of the
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largest Bitcoin, mining companies in the United States
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are set up to use nearly as much electricity as the homes in
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Houston. You check out that first
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segment, the Bitcoin minds are set up to use as much
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electricity as homes in Houston. That's what they're set up for.
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That's their purpose that's her opening line.
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According to data, disclosed, Friday, as part of an
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investigation by Congressional Democrats who say minors should
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be required to report their energy, use the United States
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has seen an influx of cryptocurrency.
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Shhoo use powerful energy, intensive, commuter computers to
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create and track the virtual currencies after China.
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Crackdown on the practice last year.
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I'll give you guys just my own opinion.
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Maybe you disagree disagree, when the Chinese Communist party
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is doing one thing. And the United States is doing
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the opposite. That's usually a good thing.
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I don't want to follow the Chinese Communist as much as
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Charlie Munger would like that, anyways, Democrats led by
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Senators. Elizabeth Warren are also
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calling for the companies to report their emissions of carbon
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dioxide. The greenhouse gas.
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That is the main driver of climate change, this limited
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data alone, reveals that crypto miners are large energy users
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that account for a significant rapidly growing.
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Amount of carbon emissions said Warren and five other members of
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Congress wrote in a letter to the heads of the EPA and
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Department of energy. That's why the Supreme course
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case that we reported on last week.
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West Virginia versus the EPA was so Monumental because the
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Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state's getting to, Wait
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what their energy policy and what their energy policy is not
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and it takes away power from the federal government like
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Elizabeth Warren to Central plan and say hey you guys are not
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entitled to use energy. The way that you see fit US
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Government. Bureaucrats are going to get to
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decide that for you. That's always been a recipe for
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disaster added to the strain on the power grids and state like
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Texas again the narrative, remember the first line right?
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Bitcoin mining is competing for energy that these Houston homes
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are saying now they're making the False claim that is adding a
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strain on the power grid in Texas.
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We reported a Bloomberg article, you don't have to take our word
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for it. A couple, it was actually like
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either yesterday's episode of the episode before we told you
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guys, what did the Bitcoin miners?
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Do when Texas needed more energy because they decided to invest
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in renewable energies like like when meals like like the wind
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turbines that accounts for 7% of enter of Texas's energy capacity
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but the wind turbines were only Lee producing eight percent,
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eight percent of their total energy capacity, why?
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Because wind doesn't blow 24/7 same as the sun.
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It's not that I have anything against renewable energies.
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I love Hydro hydros working all the time.
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It's that you can't pitch the public about these renewable
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energy sources and not talk about the potential cons, right?
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It's all Pros but it's no cons. Look at Germany, Germany had to,
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they were forced to turn on their coal plants again.
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There were forced to Claire, that natural gas and nuclear
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energy is green. So again, it's cheap virtue
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signaling that has real-world consequences.
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It's not a coincidence that New York, California and Germany,
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have some of the highest electricity prices and their
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respective countries compared to a state like Texas.
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That's cheaper, electricity prices.
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So the middle and lower classes, right are actually playing less
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than they were in California and New York and Germany.
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Anyways, that process a complex A complex game using power and
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power. Hungry computers.
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Again, the framing power-hungry commuters is highly and
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energy-intensive. They have to tell you twice that
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it's energy-intensive. Not once twice, power-hungry
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computers higher energy, intensive, like this is total
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framing. This is bullshit.
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So it goes on to say right about different, different mining
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operations, right about its potential air, pollution about
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why aren't Why isn't the banking sector held to the same?
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Regulations as Bitcoin mining. Why is Bitcoin mining different?
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You would like to do know because Bitcoin is energy
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intensive. So is the banking sector, why?
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Because they want to get to decide what energy uses energy
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uses. Okay?
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And what is not? Okay.
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And here's the thing guys, it's not about energy use and the
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Norway example is always the best example, we covered this.
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When it came out back in May Bitcoin mining and Norway gets
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the green light as the proposed band rejected.
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Let's check out who was trying to do it the proposed.
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The proposal to ban mining in Norway was first suggested in
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March. This year, by the red party
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Norway's Communist party. In this week's vote, The
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Proposal is overturned. As only Norway's left-leaning
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parties, including the Socialist left party, the red party, and
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the green party would support a ban on cryptocurrency mining.
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Now here's the key guys. Here's the signal Norway now.
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Contributes as much as 1% to the global Bitcoin hash rate here.
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It is taking advantage of 100% renewable energy.
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In the land of the Midnight Sun. So even in Norway, even in
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Norway, where 100% of Bitcoin miners are powered by renewable
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energy, they still wanted to ban it.
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What's going on here? You think?
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Oh, that's just a New York Times article.
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It's no big deal. They're not giving up because of
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course, they're not going to give up because it's about power
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and control. Here's a new letter to the EPA
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to the Department of energy. Elizabeth Warren, says, 80
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million tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
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Here are some of the the Senators Rasheeda Talib Jeffrey,
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a mer clerkly, Jared, Huffman Elizabeth, Warren Sheldon,
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Whitehouse Edward, Markey, Jared Huffman actually got into a bout
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with us on Twitter when we call them out on his bullshit.
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So and he retweeted simply Bitcoin, he called us crazy,
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toxic Maxie's. We take a lot of pride in that.
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But listen, couple couple things that I want to mention.
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They're not going to let up and make no mistake.
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It's not about the environment. The Norway example is a great
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example of that and another observation that I want to make.
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First of all, I want to preface this simply Bitcoin is a
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political. We do not believe that Bitcoin
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is a political technology. We believe that Bitcoin is for
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everybody, Bitcoin helps the unbanked, it's the most
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inclusive money, the world has ever seen, but why is it that
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the left-wing parties all around the world, whether it's Norway.
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Whether it's China, whether it's in the United States, they are
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the main attackers of Bitcoin. I thought you guys were for the
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little guy. What is going on here?
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Why are you attacking the most inclusive money?
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The world has ever seen? That helps people that don't
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have bank accounts. Helps people that live in hyper
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inflating countries helps refugees crossed the border and
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take their wealth with them. Why are you guys attacking
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Bitcoin mining? What is Going on here.
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It's the left-wing parties in Europe, the left-wing parties
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and Norway. The left-wing party off.
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There's only one party in China and the left-wing party in in
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the United States. Now it's not black and white.
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There are plenty of Democrats that support Bitcoin but you
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cannot deny that the people that are fighting Bitcoin, the most
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have come from a certain political ideology and I do not
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believe that it's a good idea that Bitcoin becomes a partisan
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issue because it's not It helps everybody.
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So I'm calling bullshit. Elizabeth Warren.
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You don't give a flying. Fuck about the Russian
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sanctions. You don't care about the
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environment. When it comes to this, you are
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attacking it because you can't control Bitcoin.
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That's what this is about. That's what it's always been
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about and shame on you because you're willing to destroy
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something that helps billions of people.
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Look at the examples that we talked about Cubans having
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access to the Global Financial Anshel system through Bitcoin.
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What about the Afghan? He's when the United States
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decided to shut off the F Afghan from the from the financial
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system. When Western Union pulled out,
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Bitcoin was there and that is what you're attacking.
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Elizabeth Warren, that is what you're doing.
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You're a fraud. Anyways, Phil It's gonna be
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tough to follow that up. I gotta be honest with you I was
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that was fired. Look, I think I'm going to take
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a different, a different spin on this.
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Look, it's incredibly disingenuous that we have
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politicians that attack Bitcoins energy use but at the same time,
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the same politicians aren't going and figuring out what the
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environmental impact is of all of this plastic crap that is
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produced. Okay.
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There's that piece of it. The other piece is You know, if
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you go take a look at the companies that contributed to
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Elizabeth Warren in 2020. There's, you know, if you look
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at the top 20 contributors IBM, is on that list.
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Now, don't get me wrong, but IBM has produced a lot of computers
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throughout the years. They have used a lot of plastic.
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Okay, a lot of it. And it's interesting that in no
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way shape or form, does she questioned and, and not even
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just heard but that anybody, why is nobody questioning IBM?
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Why is nobody? D questioning AT&T, for laying
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down, all of the cable. All the fiber.
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What's that cost? What are you talking about?
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It enables. It enables communication.
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Well, guess what? Bitcoin enables sound money for
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everyone. So, it actually has.
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And again, this goes back to something, which I totally do
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not remember who it was that said this, but it has to do
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with. Do you think that that Bitcoin?
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Is the energy that's wasted. Is it valuable, right?
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Is it valuable that the energy that is being used is being used
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for Bitcoin now? If you value sound money, if you
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value censorship resistance, okay?
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If you value these things then yes Bitcoin is worthwhile and
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you know something else it's fantastic because the
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politicians are saying one thing.
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Certain politicians are saying one thing painting Bitcoin as an
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enemy. Unfortunately, for them Bitcoin
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is transparent and doesn't have a head that you can chop off.
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So as a result, It doesn't matter that they see that they
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say all these things because in the end, we're seeing what the
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truth is. And we're seeing what reality is
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and the reality is this, anybody anybody can opt into Bitcoin or
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opt-out a Bitcoin. It's exactly what you said,
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Nico, the most inclusive Financial technology that that
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mankind has ever seen. So how much is that worth?
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I bet you that's worth a lot to people who don't have access to
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good money. I bet you that's worth a lot to
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the unbanked. How many people got wallets in
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El, Salvador within the first three months?
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What was that they had like over 1.6 million wallets?
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I think, dude, that case very mean is more Bitcoin wallets.
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In El Salvador, there is bank accounts, bank account, the
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banking go system. Had a 50 year Head Start like
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and there's a reason for that all the fucking red tape.
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Okay. Bitcoin you download a wallet,
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you're good to go. The bureaucracy is the problem
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and people like Elizabeth Warren are frauds because they aren't
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for the little guy what they're about is power and control.
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And you know what? There's people on both sides
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that are like that, but dude, this pattern is fucking
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troubling. I hope it ends and I think that
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the way that you fight back against these people, is you
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expose them and you call them out on their bullshit.
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And you, dude, you can't deny this.
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Like, this is undeniable Phil. Remember in the very beginning.
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When we first started covering this, dude.
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Like, like eight months ago, I was like I dude, I'm starting to
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pick up a pattern. We I would say this off are to
23:52
you. I was like, I'm starting to pick
23:53
up a pattern but I don't know. Maybe I'm crazy dude.
23:57
Why is it only coming from one side?
24:00
I don't understand it. I don't get it.
24:04
Tinfoil hat time. Okay, here we go.
24:05
So now we're going to now we're going to speculate even though
24:07
we say we never speculate my speculation is this they're
24:10
going to convince these politicians that are for this
24:13
crap, okay? They are going to convince
24:15
whoever it is that they're going to convince whatever States,
24:17
they're going to convince and it's going to be funny because
24:19
what's going to happen is that all of these states are going to
24:21
quote unquote, use less energy but they're also going to be
24:24
able to produce dude less energy.
24:26
So what it's going to do is it's going to cause a cascading
24:29
effect where they say you now have to use less energy because
24:33
less energy is being produced and the grid can handle his
24:36
money. It's already a religious man,
24:37
it's already happening. Check out these comments from
24:40
the New York Times article, bro. It is the most depressing shit
24:43
I've ever seen. Check this out.
24:46
So it's already happening, right?
24:48
Okay, to be fair. There's a lot of bitcoiners in
24:50
this comments and it wasn't like this the first time I checked,
24:54
but so awesome. Fuck, yeah, we're fighting back.
24:58
So let's check, let's take a look at these.
25:00
Shouldn't these libertarian clowns, develop their own power
25:02
Network first. That's exactly what we're doing.
25:04
Clown next one thank goodness for Senator Warren.
25:08
One of the few leaders paying attention to what is happening
25:11
in the world. Whenever a problem pops up, our
25:13
dear leader, Senator Warren has a plan to get ready to go if
25:17
crypto miners want to In you to operate.
25:19
This should be required. They should be required.
25:21
Ah next one electricity is a basic service that all US
25:25
citizens need until we transition.
25:27
Fully from fossil fuels, to Renewables our energy production
25:31
contributes to climate change, which is costing billions, think
25:34
California, wildfires and Texas floods.
25:37
Bitcoin mining is not a service that has a benefit to society.
25:41
Sounds like you got Financial privilege practical realities.
25:45
Anyways. So yeah, dude it like when I
25:47
read comments like that, Phil Honestly, it's so depressing
25:50
because people buy into that propaganda, they have no idea
25:55
about the effects and they just say, oh, climate climate climate
25:58
climate and they just buy into it.
26:00
Are we denying climate change or we saying that?
26:02
There isn't pollution, I live near the ocean.
26:05
In Miami, right, dude. There's a ton of garbage in the
26:08
ocean so I care about it. I hope that gets cleaned up.
26:11
What we don't agree in is creating a bigger government
26:14
bureaucracy because that has never been able to solve
26:17
problems. That's the thing, right?
26:20
So anyways, my two cents Phil. It's time for it.
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so many people that have been waiting for updates, right?
26:48
We we did Video on the, the eith roadmap to, to eith 2.0 that
26:55
involve the merge, the Splurge, The Purge.
26:58
And all of this wonderful rhyming stuff that they love to
27:00
have in fantasy Unicorn Land. Well fret, not because guess
27:05
what, etherium devs pencil in. They didn't pain it in, they
27:10
didn't make it, they didn't guarantee it, they penciled it.
27:12
And so you could erase it, but they penciled in the September
27:16
date for the merge. That's right, not the purge, but
27:20
the merge. So here we go.
27:22
Come September, 19th. The network is expected to merge
27:26
from its current state as a proof of work.
27:29
Blockchain. And here we go.
27:30
Niko, this is some of your favorite, your favorite rhetoric
27:34
to an energy-efficient proof of stake network, of course, right?
27:40
Because they want to remind you, this is not just going to be
27:44
ultrasound money, but it's also going to be ultra clean.
27:49
It does it. All it does everything.
27:51
This merge timeline isn't final, of course not, but it's
27:54
extremely exciting to see it coming together.
27:56
Tweeted Beacon chain, Community manager, super phys.org with,
28:00
please regard this as a planning timeline and look out for
28:05
official announcements. That's right, all of you who
28:07
have your thirty three billion dollars locked into a shit
28:09
chain. That doesn't move.
28:10
And doesn't do anything fret. Not soon.
28:14
You may or may not have access to it.
28:15
We're not sure but we're excited.
28:19
The sales rhetoric is just absolutely brutal.
28:21
The beacon chain is the proof of stake version of aetherium.
28:26
Currently running in parallel, to the proof of work based main
28:30
meth. I'm gonna just add in something
28:32
here. It's not actually running.
28:34
It doesn't actually do anything. It just has a whole bunch of bag
28:37
holders with their eith locked into it waiting for something to
28:41
happen so it isn't actually doing anything anyways.
28:44
It launched in December 2020, marking the beginning of the
28:48
Multistage upgrade. Superf is included.
28:51
A more detailed outline of the next steps.
28:52
Including a final trial on the last aetherium test, net
28:57
Gourley. And here we go.
29:00
This is a tweet from Sasol da teeth, another, another great
29:03
eith shill account that I always end up going back and forth with
29:07
because he's terrible. Here we go.
29:09
Gourley the last public test net to run through the merge,
29:11
transition should do so around, August 11th.
29:15
Okay. So keep all these dates in your
29:17
mind, August. 11th is when it goes through the test net by
29:20
September 19th. We should have good news.
29:22
Anyways, it's fantastic when the goalpost don't actually exist
29:27
and that's exactly what they're showing.
29:29
So here we go, the merge and aetherium 2.0 instead of minors.
29:32
Here we go, instead of miners around the world confirming
29:35
transactions and minting new blocks.
29:37
So called validators will do the same a validator, at least in
29:42
the etherium network refers to an entity that has deposited.
29:46
A minimum of 32 aetherium to the beacon chain.
29:51
Or that kind of, that kind of sounds like a top-down
29:56
structure. That kind of sounds like the the
29:59
people who can afford to enter the system and maintain the
30:04
system get to do it and everyone else just gets to pound sand.
30:08
And a lot of times, well, what I've seen from each Jill's is
30:11
they'll say, well, you know, you could have bought those e 3
30:14
years ago and then that, you know, those 32 wouldn't have
30:17
costed you so much. That is some typical BS, there
30:23
will always be 21 million Bitcoins, okay?
30:25
That is the most that there will ever be.
30:27
And guess what? You can go and buy Bitcoin
30:30
anytime if you so choose. And guess what?
30:33
Regardless of how much Bitcoin You by regardless of how much
30:35
Bitcoin I buy. We both have the exact same
30:38
power on the network. Exact same power not here
30:42
though. Not when you not not, when you
30:44
want to be an eat, validator and you need to have at least 32
30:48
eith. What that does is it creates a
30:50
moat and it creates a barrier to entry because etherium has a
30:55
tiered system and they're making sure that the worker bees are
31:00
going to stay right down there. This is.
31:03
Anyways, to me all this just looks like a pyramid.
31:06
Okay. Alright let's wrap this one up.
31:08
The steak. The steak Keeps The Entity
31:11
economically aligned to continue diligently.
31:14
Verifying transactions. If they don't some of that
31:18
deposit can be taken away from them.
31:22
What? So so if your quote-unquote not
31:27
validating correctly, daddy etherium is going to come and
31:31
take away some of your deposit. This is this is just weird and
31:36
stupid. Anyways, conversely, if they
31:38
continue to maintain high uptime and prevent fraudulent activity,
31:41
validators can earn additional etherium for their services.
31:46
Wow, that's pretty amazing. Anyways, I you know what,
31:50
honestly, this is just such a load of crap, people have no
31:55
idea what they're in for when this if it actually makes it to
32:00
proof of stake. I'm not really sure if it does.
32:02
But all I'm seeing here is a kantian effect and I'm seeing a
32:06
top down pyramid structure, okay?
32:09
Where there are the the devs and you've got people like vitalic
32:15
and Joe, Lubin and us very small group of people.
32:19
That are all the way at the top, controlling everything.
32:22
And then you have a substructure of these quote-unquote aetherium
32:25
validators that are kept in. Check this is I'm tired.
32:30
This is not going to end well for anyone.
32:32
Anyways, Nico before I dive into the next piece of the fail.
32:36
I just wanted to give everybody an update as to, you know where
32:40
where and when the merge splurge and virgin Purge was going to
32:44
happen. Sorry about that.
32:45
It's really, really scary stuff man.
32:48
It's A lot of people haven't woken up to that thinking that
32:54
it's going to end differently as naive.
32:56
Right? Proof of work was The
32:57
Innovation. It's what ensures rules without
33:01
rulers, right? That sounds like rules with
33:05
rulers and you know, so we can catch mint and punishments and
33:11
governance and government, right?
33:13
So think it's going to end differently, there is no doubt
33:16
in my mind that this will be captured by government
33:18
eventually. Um like it's just it's
33:21
inevitable and he's already setting it up.
33:24
Where you know these shit coins need to justify their existence,
33:29
right? Because like what is the reason
33:33
for existing if it doesn't do something better than Bitcoin,
33:35
right? So clearly they're taking the
33:39
energy efficient narrative, right?
33:41
And we already know that they're pushing that hard in the
33:46
cleaning up, crypto community and in front of Congress, right?
33:50
They had a professor who was close to the metallic and guess
33:53
what? He was pushing proof of stake.
33:55
Right. Coincidentally, right so yeah,
33:57
this is a, we have to, we have to get ahead of this clearly.
34:00
Elizabeth Warren is working. Hard to capture the narrative
34:03
and you saw in those comments in the New York Times article,
34:06
she's obviously successfully convince some people, but to
34:12
give bitcoiners credit, we definitely had a couple base
34:15
Pleasant there. Fighting the good fight.
34:17
Anyways, this is my two cents to SATs, better said to SATs.
34:20
That's right, the two sats are worth more than two cents, Nico.
34:23
And and to go back to something that you said, they specifically
34:26
put at the top of the article that they are moving to energy
34:29
as you were saying, Energy Efficiency, Isn't proof of stake
34:33
by the way. This is what the before we move
34:35
to the next fail. I just want to mention one point
34:39
you ever noticed how they never have any actual numbers for this
34:42
Energy Efficiency. Like it's very interesting
34:44
bitcoiners and and Bitcoin miners have to produce so much
34:49
data to prove what they're doing and yet these shit coiners don't
34:54
have to prove a damn thing. All they gotta do is play
34:57
buzzword Bingo right to just put in the buzzwords.
34:59
It all looks good, the unicorns. You know, and then we're happy.
35:04
This is anyways. These are mental gymnastics and
35:07
we're just surrounded, we're just surrounded by enemies.
35:11
Anyways, speaking of enemies, Nico, guess what?
35:14
For the people who thought that the bull the you know that the
35:18
Bull Run was over. There's some more shit coining
35:22
on the way and there is some new shit coining Nico.
35:24
There is some new shit coining to lure in some noobs and fleece
35:29
them, all right? And we're going to dive into it
35:31
right now. Let me ask you something, what
35:33
has been missing from defy Nico and it's okay.
35:36
If you don't know because I don't know either, because we
35:39
will find out what's been no idea.
35:41
I don't know, I have no fucking idea.
35:44
Let's take a look. What's been missing?
35:45
All right, we got we got tagged by at ziltoid xgf.
35:51
I obviously I'm not going to read that because I know what,
35:53
but all right, here we go, here we go, let's take a look.
35:56
He tagged Us in this tweet from a Julian gay.
36:00
Let's go take a look at this. Okay, looks like he's building
36:04
the at preda at cred underscore protocol.
36:07
Previously CEO of zendo. Imagine The Future, make it
36:12
happen. Oh, that sounds so good.
36:14
Right? Just gives me the warm and
36:16
fuzzies. Yeah, I want the future to be
36:17
beautiful. Give me the unicorns.
36:19
I love the unicorns. All right, let's take A look at
36:21
this over the last few months we've been working to build one
36:24
of the first credit scores for defy, oh that's what we've been
36:30
missing credit scoring on something that doesn't exist and
36:34
doesn't do anything. Of course today, we're excited
36:39
to share the results of our first credit score with the
36:42
world. Read below.
36:44
Let's take a look at this. Our mission is to bring defy
36:47
lending to 1 billion people. We believe that defy will one
36:52
day provide access to financial resources to anyone with an
36:56
internet connection. One of the main reasons
37:01
quantification of risk is so important is that without it,
37:05
defy lending has to remain heavily and in this is the key
37:10
Niko heavily over collateralized which means inaccessible, well,
37:17
that sounds like that sounds a little bit more like some
37:21
bullshit because when you over collateralized loans, if you ask
37:25
me and I may be wrong. But I believe that that
37:28
increases the Security. Does it not because there's more
37:31
money backing it? So it sounds like we want to go
37:34
the other way on this one. Anyways, anyways, moving on.
37:38
Let's go take a look at the cred protocol for a second.
37:40
It's a decentralized credit scoring and it's expanding
37:43
access to defy. Well, that's fantastic.
37:45
Let's go to their website and see what their see what they're
37:48
selling us. Here we go, here we go.
37:51
So the decentralized credit scoring expanding access to defy
37:54
lending. Alright, great.
37:55
Great to keep saying that but we don't know why credit is a
37:58
decentralized credit. Or a financial primitive or at
38:01
least they have one word in there.
38:02
That actually is accurate. It is primitive that enables
38:05
here's the buzzword Bingo web three smart contracts to make
38:11
better risk-based decisions boom.
38:14
We've got smart contracts, we've got web three, we've got defy.
38:18
This is going to be good. Okay, defy loans are over
38:22
collateralized, go over, collateralized up to eight
38:25
hundred percent making them unusable by regular people.
38:28
That's right. People that were getting fleeced
38:30
in the last Market. All those regular people?
38:33
Nah, they were using it. That's not what's happening at
38:36
all. We're gonna fix that for you.
38:38
We're going to add more risk and make it so that anybody can get
38:42
fleeced even faster. Anyways by quantifying borrowing
38:46
risks. We're enabling access to loans
38:49
that make a difference. Now, I just want to bring
38:51
people's attention to Freddie, Mac and Fannie, Mae and
38:55
specifically Moody's Moody's is a rating.
38:59
CC button paid for by the highest bidder.
39:02
There's no way that this can happen to this centralized
39:05
entity. Okay guys, there's no way that
39:07
this can happen. I just want you to keep that in
39:09
mind. All right, so let's go take a
39:13
look very quickly at the cred protocol.
39:16
Decentralized credit scoring. Okay, let's take a look and this
39:21
is where this is where you're supposed to get excited under
39:25
collateralized consumer lending is a for Trillion dollar market.
39:31
It's not happening in defy. Yet the missing components is
39:35
the quantification of risk at scale.
39:39
Aka the credit score. That's what we're building at
39:42
cred protocol. That's right guys.
39:44
We need more insecurity in that Network.
39:47
We need to be able to rug pull you a little bit faster, okay?
39:52
And it's fantastic, that they're going to bring these under
39:54
collateralized sorry that they're gonna bring under
39:57
collateralized consumer Lending. Adding to this four trillion
40:00
dollar market. Now, with that supposed to do,
40:02
is it supposed to make you feel really good, the possibilities
40:06
boy, I'd like to get my piece of that four trillion dollar
40:09
market. Well, let's take a look because
40:12
they essentially, they claim that this hasn't happened in
40:16
defy yet. There hasn't been this consumer
40:19
lending, but wait, let's go take a look at the wrecked,
40:23
leaderboard. The wrecked leader board
40:25
consists of 96 projects that God that were rug pull.
40:29
Thing and that were effectively lending, it's insane.
40:33
And if we take a look, one of the one of the projects, one of
40:36
the projects that they tout is compound, compound is number 6
40:40
on the list and rug pulled for 147 million dollars back in
40:45
2021. So to state that this bullshit
40:49
hasn't happened yet, it has okay, it's already been there.
40:53
It's already been rug pulling. Even though the loans are over
40:56
collateralized, it doesn't mean anything.
40:59
Oh, okay. It means absolutely nothing and
41:02
I just wanted to remind everything.
41:04
I just want to remind everyone of this here, lies the names of
41:07
some of the defy protocols that have fallen victim to attack
41:13
exploit or Arbitrage. This list is not complete and it
41:17
never will be. So, I want you guys to think
41:19
about this, when you think about a stupid project that offers
41:22
quote, unquote, defy, credit scores, really what this is
41:26
going to do is offer a pass to scam.
41:29
Worse to be allowed to run. Pull you and say hey we had a
41:32
very low score. You should have known the risks.
41:37
That that's what I see. So look I just think that this
41:39
is a complete load of crap. I can't believe that people are
41:43
going to fall for this. Let's let's just go back through
41:46
it, guys. We had the ico's.
41:48
Okay. We had, we had the IE OHS.
41:51
Okay, which were the exchange offerings.
41:53
Okay, we had defy, we've been FTS now.
41:58
We have another layer on top of that for credit scoring these
42:03
crappy defy. Don't fall for this shit, okay?
42:08
These people aren't going to offer any level of security in
42:11
any way, shape, or form a credit score to a scam, doesn't matter.
42:16
Okay, never forget all of the projects that we've gone through
42:19
and we showed you. Some of them were audited
42:22
audited by quote-unquote, trusted Auditors, like sir, tick
42:27
Quan stamp Peck Shield. It doesn't matter.
42:32
It makes no difference when you ever want your money's gone.
42:34
It's gone. Gone.
42:35
So anyways. Thank you very, very much
42:38
deltoid for tagging Us in this. I think that this is just going
42:42
to be another rug pull and I can't wait to see the quote
42:45
unquote shit coin projects that get a credit score and then we
42:49
end up reading about them in the fail.
42:52
Three weeks later. When they've rug pulled Nico.
42:54
Any thoughts on this? New innovation dude, spot on
43:00
fucking it's just it's just seen garbage over and over again.
43:03
There is no innovation. And it's all centralized
43:06
garbage. All these shit coins are just
43:07
designed to redistribute wealth. Take money, take your money and
43:12
Rich the founders. A lot of these rug pools are
43:15
even by the founders themselves. Right that what, what a
43:17
convenient way to get out of that, right?
43:20
So yeah, it's just it doesn't surprise me and it's what you
43:24
said in the beginning. That's so funny.
43:26
Like we thought they covered every angle know.
43:28
But now you need credit scores for your creds, right?
43:31
And I know how much you like Craig's fill so no man.
43:34
It's just, it's just total total clown World, bro, but it's good
43:38
that we keep exposing them. We keep like, whether it's the
43:42
climate stuff, whether it's the shit coins, you just have to
43:44
shine a light of Truth on this. Just expose it and you know,
43:49
hope as many people as possible. Wake up.
43:51
We've been getting a lot of a lot of positive comments lately.
43:54
Feel, you know, especially now that the bear Market hits, you
43:58
know? So yeah, we're going to keep
43:59
doing us man and I know we're going to get a lot more hate,
44:02
especially, you know, when a lot of these girl, a lot of these
44:04
people. Their business is a scam other
44:06
people. We're very inconvenient.
44:08
We're toxic plebs bro. Remember we're toxic pledge to
44:11
them because we're calling out their bullshit.
44:13
Anyways dude we even got plant we even got blocked by Plan B,
44:17
bro. Because we sided with Corey
44:19
right from the beginning. You know, we didn't know what
44:22
the fuck was going on, but we trust and Corey and Lord that 99
44:26
percent variance we go. We just don't understand it
44:29
because we just don't, we're not talented enough, but I just
44:32
wanted to make another point about the credit score thing.
44:34
Member this. Okay, I always thought we always
44:36
talk about the partnership parade.
44:39
The technology trap, this is validation by association, okay?
44:47
And that's what that is. Hey, look look guys, you don't
44:50
need to worry because we're going to offer you a credit
44:52
score and and then when you look at that you'll know how risky
44:56
the project is like you couldn't tell that a scam was risky to
44:59
begin with. Anyways I just yeah man this is
45:03
garbage and we keep it. Closing it.
45:05
Yep, it's garbage. And we're going to keep calling
45:08
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I love the bread in the blue because again, right the
46:14
political parties man. Does it matter who's in power?
46:16
They just print money, they don't care.
46:18
And then they're like, oh, it's the Democrats if you vote Us in
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will fix everything and then the Democrats get empowered.
46:23
So the Republicans if you know it's just it's a total scam.
46:28
Yeah dude. And this really goes to, you
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Empowers. The individual to move to
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Anyways, when you find out Bitcoin is more than gu, that's
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not what I was expecting, but I'm here for it.
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I love it. Alright, moving on to the next
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In one dot 6.1. That's right.
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These guys are releasing stuff super fast.
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I think we just announced 1.6.2 last week.
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Phil what is be TCP server? Yes, okay.
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BTC pay server is a merchant tool which allows people to
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